Grand County reinstates Historic Preservation Board with $5,000 startup funding
Summary
The Board approved RESOLUTION 2026-5-08 to reinstate a nine-seat Historic Preservation Board (three county seats and six town seats) and budgeted $5,000 for contracted staff assistance while the board seeks state grant funding.
County Manager Ed Moyer presented RESOLUTION 2026-5-08 to reinstate the Grand County Historic Preservation Board as a nine-seat, BOCC-appointed board with three county seats and six town seats. The minutes note, "$5,000 was budgeted for contracted staff to assist the board until they can apply for state historical grants." Commissioner Randal F. George moved to approve the resolution; the motion passed unanimously.
The reinstated board is intended to position the county to pursue state historical grant opportunities and provide local oversight on preservation matters. No further implementation timeline was recorded in the minutes; staff was authorized to proceed under the adopted resolution.
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